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{{Character_Infobox|native=Anglo-Saxon|active=9th Century
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[[Oxenefordscire]]|species=Human|database=[[Database: Eadwyn]]|image=ACV DB Eadwyn.png}}
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|name = Eadwyn
|image = ACV DB Eadwyn.png
|active = 9th Century<br>[[Oxenefordscire]]
|species = [[Human]]
|database = [[Database: Eadwyn|Eadwyn]]
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'''Eadwyn''' was a wealthy [[Anglo-Saxons|Anglo-Saxon]] lesser-noblewoman who briefly ruled over [[Oxenefordscire]] in 873. Following the death of her husband to [[Denmark|Danish]] raiders, she unsuccessfully attempted to regain control over the county, instead being dethroned by [[Database: Geadric|Geadric]], a more even-handed nobleman. Though she reached out to [[Alfred the Great]] for aid, his forces arrived too late to save her chances at winning over the county.
'''Eadwyn''' was a wealthy [[Anglo-Saxons|Anglo-Saxon]] lesser-noblewoman who briefly ruled over [[Oxenefordscire]] in 873. Following the death of her husband to [[Denmark|Danish]] raiders, she unsuccessfully attempted to regain control over the county,<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Database: Eadwyn]]</ref> instead being dethroned by [[Geadric]], a more even-handed nobleman. Though she reached out to [[Alfred the Great]] for aid, his forces arrived too late to save her chances at winning over the county.
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Eadwyn was a wealthy Anglo-Saxon lesser-noblewoman who briefly ruled over Oxenefordscire in 873. Following the death of her husband to Danish raiders, she unsuccessfully attempted to regain control over the county,[1] instead being dethroned by Geadric, a more even-handed nobleman. Though she reached out to Alfred the Great for aid, his forces arrived too late to save her chances at winning over the county.


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  1. ↑ Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Database: Eadwyn

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